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Is There A Free Gluten Free Product Guide Somewhere?


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joyfulmommyofmany Rookie

I can't afford $25 right now for the product guide is there a free one somewhere?


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ravenwoodglass Mentor

Any guides are out of date the day they are printed. It is much better to learn the companies you can trust to label gluten clearly like Unilever, Kraft and Conagra. If you have a product, supplement or drug that you are wondering about a search with the name of the item and the word gluten will often bring up the item's gluten-free statis. If it doesn't the name of the company and the word contact will usually give you a phone number or email if they aren't on the package.

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peeptoad Apprentice

I accidentally found this link last week during a google search:

Open Original Shared Link

Haven't even really looked at it yet, although it might be of some help... :huh:

Lisa Mentor

Until you can learn what companies are reliable and learn to be an expert at label reading, these are good to have on hand and are published annually:

www.triumphdining.com

www.ceceliasmarketplace.com

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